Cellulose Derivatives Modification, Characterization, and Nanostructures

by Heinze, Thomas; Glasser, Wolfgang

• ISBN13: 9780841235489
• ISBN10: 0841235481
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1998-05-28
• Publisher: American Chemical Society

Summary

With contributions from many of the leaders in the field, this volume describes polysaccharide derivatives and new methods with unusual derivatives. It also highlights methods for modifying cellulose, nature's most abundant polymer, to make it accessible for numerous materials and products.

Table of Contents

Preface	xi
SYNTHESIS ASPECTS	2	(116)
1. The Role of Novel Solvents and Solution Complexes for the Preparation of Highly Engineered Cellulose Derivatives	2	(17)
Thomas Heinze
Wolfgang G. Glasser
2. Regiocontrol in Cellulose Chemistry: Principles and Examples of Etherification and Esterification	19	(19)
D. O. Klemm
3. Long-Chain Cellulose Esters: Preparation, Properties, and Perspective	38	(23)
Kevin J. Edgar
Thomas J. Pecorini
Wolfgang G. Glasser
4. Induced Phase Separation: A New Synthesis Concept in Cellulose Chemistry	61	(12)
T. Liebert
Thomas Heinze
5. Methods for the Selective Oxidation of Cellulose: Preparation of 2,3-Dicarboxycellulose and 6-Carboxycellulose	73	(10)
A. C. Besemer
A. E. J. de Nooy
H. van Bekkum
6. Reaction of Bromodeoxycellulose	83	(11)
N. Aoki
M. Sakamoto
K. Furuhata
7. Cationization of Cellulose Fibers in View of Applications in the Paper Industry	94	(13)
E. Gruber
C. Granzow
Th. Ott
8. A Preliminary Study of Carbamoylethylated Ramie	107	(11)
C. C. L. Poon
Y. S. Szeto
W. K. Lee
W. L. Chan
C. W. Yip
CHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE	118	(100)
9. Characterization of Polysaccharide Derivatives with Respect to Substituent Distribution in the Monomer Unit and the Polymer Chain	118	(13)
Petra Mischnick
10. Characterization of Cellulose Esters by Solution-State and Solid-State NMR Spectroscopy	131	(32)
Douglas W. Lowman
11. C NMR Structural Study on Cellulose Derivatives with Carbonyl Groups as a Sensitive Probe	163	(10)
Y. Tezuka
12. Novel Approaches Using FTIR Spectroscopy To Study the Structure of Crystalline and Noncrystalline Cellulose	173	(11)
T. Kondo
Y. Kataoka
Y. Hishikawa
13. Molecular Weights and Molecular-Weight Distributions of Cellulose and Cellulose Nitrates During Ultrasonic and Mechanical Degradation	184	(10)
Marianne Marx-Figini
14. Depolymerization of Cellulose and Cellulose Triacetate in Conventional Acetylation System	194	(7)
Shu Shimamoto
Takayuki Kohmoto
Tohru Shibata
15. Progress in the Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Cellulose Derivatives	201	(17)
B. Saake
St. Horner
J. Puls
SUPRAMOLECULAR STRUCTURE	218	(132)
16. Evidence of Supramolecular Structures of Cellulose Derivatives in Solution	218	(21)
Liane Schulz
Walther Burchard
Reinhard Donges
17. Phase Behavior, Structure, and Properties of Regioselectively Substituted Cellulose Derivatives in the Liquid-Crystalline State	239	(14)
Peter Zugenmaier
Christina Derleth
18. Blends of Cellulose and Synthetic Polymers	253	(12)
R. St. J. Manley
19. Studies of the Molecular Interaction Between Cellulose and Lignin as a Model for the Hierarchical Structure of Wood	265	(18)
Wolfgang G. Glasser
Timothy G. Rials
Stephen S. Kelley
Vipul Dave
20. A Study of the Molecular Interactions Occurring in Blends of Cellulose Esters and Phenolic Polymers	283	(13)
M. F. Davis
X. M. Wang
M. D. Myers
J. H. Iwamiya
S. S. Kelley
21. Interchain Hydrogen Bonds in Cellulose--Poly(vinyl alcohol) Characterized by Differential Scanning Calorimetry and Solid-State NMR Analyses Using Cellulose Model Compounds	296	(10)
Tetsuo Kondo
Chie Sawatari
22. Supramolecular Architectures of Cellulose Derivatives	306	(9)
M. Schulze
M. Seufert
C. Fakirov
H. Tebbe
V. Buchholz
G. Wegner
23. Surface Segregation Phenomena in Blends of Cellulose Esters	315	(17)
Ulrike Becker
Jason Todd
Wolfgang G. Glasser
24. Relation Between the Conditions of Modification and the Properties of Cellulose Derivatives: Thermogelation of Methylcellulose	332	(18)
J. Desbrieres
M. Hirrien
M. Rinaudo
INDEXES
Author Index	350	(1)
Subject Index	351